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Minnesota Wild Coach Lemaire To Return For 2008-09 Season
Minnesota Wild coach Jacques Lemaire announced Saturday that he will remain behind the bench next season despite the team's opening-round playoff loss to the Colorado Avalanche.

Dallas Stars Sign Fabian Brunnstrom Of The Swedish Elite League For Next Season
Swedish star Fabian Brunnstrom has agreed to a two-year contract Friday with the Dallas, where he will make his NHL debut as a Star next season.

Malkin Scores Twice As Penguins Down Flyers 4-2 In Game 1
Evgeni Malkin scored a pair of goals five minutes apart as the Pittsburgh Penguins held off the Philadelphia Flyers 4-2 on Friday in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.

Quenneville Canned As Colorado Avalanche Coach
The Colorado Avalanche fired coach Joel Quenneville on Friday, just days after the team was swept by the Detroit Red Wings in the second-round of the NHL playoffs.

Flyers To Miss Defenseman Timonen For Rest Of Playoffs
The Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday received discouraging news on defenseman Kimmo Timonen, who may be shut down for the rest of the playoffs due to a blood clot in his left ankle.

Franzen, Red Wings Draw First Blood Against Stars In West Finals
Detroit unloaded its might at the onset to win its seventh straight and Johan Franzen extended franchise records with another goal as the Red Wings beat the Dallas Stars 4-1 Thursday night.

Tampa Bay Lightning Center Jeff Halpern Out After Injuring Knee At World Championship
Tampa Bay Lightning center Jeff Halpern will miss the rest of the World Hockey Tournament after injuring his knee in Team USA's loss to Canada on Tuesday.

Leafs' Coach Paul Maurice Gets Axed After Toronto Failed To Land Playoffs
Maple Leafs fired coach Paul Maurice on Wednesday after failing to lead Toronto to the playoffs during his two years.

Penguins Move On In NHL Playoffs With OT Win Over Rangers
Mario Hossa scored his second goal of the game -- this time 7:10 into overtime -- to secure a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers and to set up an all-Pennsylvania eastern conference finals with the Philadelphia Flyers.

New York's Forward Sean Avery Out Of Intensive Care
New York Rangers forward Sean Avery was transferred out of the intensive care unit Saturday and will stay hospitalized while recovering from a lacerated spleen.